Game-theoretic estimation of cipher inaccessibility in information transmission systems
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https://doi.org/10.3103/S0735272705040059Abstract
A conflict situation is considered in the form of interaction between a cipher clerk of transmitted information and a person having unsanctioned access to the information transmission system. The optimal (minimax) strategies of the players and the game value are defined. The entropy estimation of absolute inaccessibility of a cipher is considered, and minimax randomized strategies of a cipher officer and of a cryptanalyst are determined.References
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